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Bernice Bing Through Oct. 12. Berry Campbell, 524 West 26th Street, Manhattan; 212-924-2178, berrycampbell.com. Bernice Bing (1936-1998) had many identities, including artist, activist, Chinese American and lesbian. She studied Western [...]

Paula Wilson Through Aug. 30. 55 Walker, Manhattan; 917-388-3580. Towering over the first gallery of Paula Wilson's show ''The Wind Keeps Time'' is a 13.5-foot-tall woman made of acrylic and [...]

Farkhondeh Shahroudi Through July 3. Goethe-Institut New York, 30 Irving Place, Manhattan; 212-439-8700, goethe.de/ins/us/en/. The artist Farkhondeh Shahroudi was born in Tehran 17 years before the 1979 Iranian Revolution that [...]

, Elmer Guevara Through Aug. 3. Lyles & King, 19 Henry Street, Manhattan; 646-484-5478, https://lylesandking.com/elmer-guevara-recess. A man in an umbrella hat reaches down to a boy by a basketball court. [...]

They used to call this waterlogged city the Most Serene Republic, but there is nothing about the opening days of the Venice Biennale. The world’s longest-running and most extravagant festival [...]

People in Venice might hear the jingle dress dancers before they see them. On April 18, some 26 intertribal Native American dancers and singers from Oklahoma and Colorado will make [...]

People in Venice might hear the jingle dress dancers before they see them. On April 18, some 26 intertribal Native American dancers and singers from Oklahoma and Colorado will make [...]

This week in Newly Reviewed, Travis Diehl covers Marian Zazeela's abstract calligraphy, Christopher Baliwas's ''Skin 2 Skin'' show and Luigi Zuccheri's surreal pastoral scenes. Marian Zazeela Through May 11. Artists [...]

Marian Zazeela Through May 11. Artists Space, 11 Cortland Alley, Manhattan; 212-226-3970, https://artistsspace.org/exhibitions/dream-lines-b-rawings-by-marian-zazeela. Marian Zazeela died on March 28 at age 83. A central figure of the New York avant-garde [...]

This week in Newly Reviewed, Travis Diehl covers Marian Zazeela's abstract calligraphy, Christopher Baliwas's ''Skin 2 Skin'' show and Luigi Zuccheri's surreal pastoral scenes. Marian Zazeela Through May 11. Artists [...]

Maria Prymachenko Through April 7. The Ukrainian Museum, 222 East Sixth Street, Manhattan; 212-228-0110, theukrainianmuseum.org. If you know the name Maria Prymachenko, it might be because in February 2022, Russian [...]

How a best-selling classic from 1992 helped me rediscover my creativity. I have written about art my whole career. I find it and its creators endlessly fascinating, but I’ve always [...]

Newly Reviewed John Knight Through March 2. Greene Naftali, 508 West 26th Street, Ground Floor, Manhattan; 212-463-7770, https://greenenaftaligallery.com/. The conceptual artist John Knight delights in a revelatory style of institutional [...]

Dara Birnbaum Through Feb. 24. Marian Goodman Gallery, 24 West 57th Street, Manhattan; 212-977-7160, mariangoodman.com. In 2022, the 78-year-old artist Dara Birnbaum had her first retrospective in the United States [...]

The artist creates a fun house of a show at the Museum of Arts and Design that explores how we create our identities and present them to others. Like many [...]

The artist creates a fun house of a show at the Museum of Arts and Design that explores how we create our identities and present them to others. Like many [...]

Want to see new art in New York this weekend? Check out Behjat Sadr's earthy canvases in Greenwich Village or rafa esparza's portraits in TriBeCA. And don't miss John Fahey's [...]

Newly Reviewed ‘Luxe, Calme, Volupté’ Through Aug. 11. Candice Madey, 1 Rivington Street, Manhattan; 917-415-8655, http://candicemadey.com/ For many young artists in the cash-poor, art-rich East Village of the 1970s and [...]

Want to see new art in the city? Check out Joan Brown, Giorgio de Chirico and the making of Art-Rite magazine in Chelsea, and Rina Banerjee on the Lower East [...]

Want to see new art in the city? Check out Takako Yamaguchi, Luc Tuymans, Eunnam Hong in Manhattan, and Theodora Skipitares in Brooklyn. Newly Reviewed Takako Yamaguchi Through June 17. [...]

Jaune Quick-to-See Smith was sitting on the shore of a lake in Montana when she had an epiphany. An artist and curator, Smith was visiting the Flathead Reservation -- the [...]

https://www.jaunequicktoseesmith.org/ was sitting on the shore of a lake in Montana when she had an epiphany. An artist and curator, Smith was visiting the Flathead Reservation — the home of [...]

Want to see new art in the city? Check out Karen Kilimnik whimsical paintings or Ray Materson's astonishing embroideries. Karen Kilimnik Through March 25. Sprüth Magers, 22 East 80th Street, [...]

Want to see new art in the city? Check out Karen Kilimnik whimsical paintings or Ray Materson’s astonishing embroideries. Karen Kilimnik Through March 25. Sprüth Magers, 22 East 80th Street, [...]

Nicole Eisenman Through May 13. Print Center New York, 535 West 24th Street, Manhattan; printcenternewyork.org. It's rare to see a show as well balanced as ''Nicole Eisenman: Prince,'' a retrospective [...]

Looking for new art in New York this weekend?‌ ‌ ‌Start in Chelsea for Nicole Eisenman’s retrospective and Ayanna Dozier’s solo show. And don’t miss Dave Schubert’s photographs. Newly Reviewed [...]

Bill Miller Through Jan. 14. dieFirma, 32A Cooper Square, Manhattan; 347-699-1440; diefirmanyc.com. Once upon a time, linoleum floors conjured the gleaming promise of the modern century: vibrant and new, a [...]

Tom Sachs Through Nov. 26. Acquavella, 18 East 79th Street, Manhattan; 212-734-6300, acquavellagalleries.com. Tom Sachs's new show is called ''Spaceships.'' Fans of the artist's crowd-pleasing shop-class space program won't be [...]

''Penitence Alley, 1989-1991'' at Higher Pictures Generation; ''Money Has No Smell'' at CUE Art Foundation and ''To Bleach, to Fold'' at Transmitter. Penitence Alley, 1989-1991 Through Sept. 17. Higher Pictures [...]

He's back to making videos that poke fun at the ways of the art world, but a sprawling new show allows viewers to see how he puts it all together. [...]

From ''anti-monuments'' to ephemeral sand portraits, four art exhibitions encourage viewers to slow down and take stock of our pandemic losses. The pandemic has made illness and isolation constants in [...]

Jaune Quick-to-See Smith’s retrospective arrives as the map of the art world seems to be shifting. Communicating the Landscape That Helped Shaped Her https://www.jaunequicktoseesmith.org/ was sitting on the shore of [...]

From our critics, reviews of closed gallery shows around New York City. Elizabeth McIntosh Through July 1. Canada, 60 Lispenard Street, Manhattan. 212-925-4631; http://canadanewyork.com/. Our planet will never avoid eco-disaster [...]

Want to see new art this weekend? Start in the Chelsea with Harriet Korman's elucidating paintings of concentric rectangles. Then head to the Brooklyn Army Terminal for Adelita Husni Bey's [...]

Pat Adams's paintings at Alexandre; Michael Raedecker's landscapes at Grimm; Spain Rodriguez's comix at Andrew Edlin; Pompeian frescoes at the Institute for the Study of the Ancient World. Pat Adams [...]

'Nuestra Casa: Rediscovering the Treasures of the Hispanic Society Museum & Library'; Lucia Love at JDJ Tribeca; Takesada Matsutani at Hauser & Wirth; Joaquín Torres-García's ''Toys'' at Ortuzar. 'Nuestra Casa: [...]

Columbus, the Middle Passage, the Mayflower. A thought-provoking exhibition, ''Arrivals,'' grapples with the myths and origin stories of how everyone set foot in this country. The United States has a [...]

Winfred Rembert at Fort Gansevoort; Lutz Bacher's ''The Lee Harvey Oswald Interview'' project; Keisha Scarville at Higher Pictures Generation; Wade Guyton's ''Supply Chain'' at Reena Spaulings. Winfred Rembert Through Feb. [...]

The artist, who died last year, used collage and fabric to break out of painting's confines. Now her works are on view at the Philadelphia Museum of Art. PHILADELPHIA -- [...]

After over five decades of making art, and confronting the double bind of racism and sexism, she is having her first major solo show. Unfazed, she says, ''I just kept [...]

Alan Ruiz's architectural installations; New Red Order's Indigenous provocations; and ''Wish,'' a group show exploring productive pleasures. Alan Ruiz Through July 31. The Kitchen, 512 West 19th Street, Manhattan; 212-255-5793, [...]

For me, and I suspect for many others, the pandemic has prompted much soul-searching about different aspects of my life. Foremost is my dependence on technology, which I found especially [...]

Her revision of ''The Last Supper'' was a defining image for the movement in the '70s, and her ritualistic performances would be an influence for decades. Mary Beth Edelson, a [...]

These comics, memes and photos of old candy wrappers mix imagery and words in funny, funky and, yes, artistic ways. My other great cultural love, alongside visual art, is comics. [...]

David Byrd's hospital paintings; Cory Arcangel's video game installations; Lucas Blalock's disquieting still-life images; and Hugh Steers' portraits during the AIDS crisis. David Byrd Through April 3. Anton Kern Gallery, [...]

Existential, fantastical, searching, and silly, these feeds help transport our critic while she's stuck at home. Before the pandemic, I wasn't exactly an art world jet-setter, but I did travel [...]